Define 'star Meaning

A dialectal common noun used to identify a person of acknowledgeable achievement or standing based on context and subject matter of discussion.
Apostrophe indicates the omission of a preceeding word such as "Super, Bar or Little."

A beautiful gorgeous girl that sometimes hides her thoughts but she’s intelligent!!

If you date her she is that kind of girl that you would want to be with !!

Star , a beautiful name to have

If you have a girl name star you are a shooting star

Don’t let star get to her bad side

she is a wonderful girl .
A girl that will keep you happy no matter what .
She is a lucky girl to have !! A firl that is sweet beautiful girl , A girl that is smart and a blast to have around ! She knows how to live life .

A very loyal and pretty girl , you would be lucky to date Star

star is a real name- she is sweet beautiful funny and smart all in one..a blast to have around all the time she knows how to live life how it comes..

Canadian band on the Arts & Crafts label. They write catchy, well-constructed indie pop songs. Members are: Torquil Campbell, Chris Seligman, Evan Cranley, and Amy Millan.

According to Roland Barthes, starring a text is a process of "separating the blocks of signification", so that the original text is "cut up into the series of brief, contiguous fragments, which we shall call lexias"(p.13, "S/Z", Roland Barthes)

a female that is extremely attractive.

friend/bedrin

v. to fist someone but then open your fist inside the vagina or anus.

An immense collection of very light elements. A star is over 95% hydrogen with trace amounts of helium, oxygen, carbon, and other heavy elements. The star derives its energy from a thermonuclear reaction initieted by the pressure created by the gravitational pull of the gasses inward. A star will burn for millions if not billions of years before the hydrogen supply is depleted and the star's nuclear fusion reaction fails. The star will then explode and remove an outer layer of gasses and then collapse into a dense state. Average stars collapse into Dwarf Stars while massive ones form neutro stars of black holes.